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This sounds just slightly odd to me.
It sounds okay to me.
It is slightly odd to say "fruit juices" instead of "juices" or "juice", in my view. Otherwise it's fine.
It's grammatically correct, but my guess is native speakers wouldn't use this though we can understand the intended meaning.
There is a difference between being good enough at a foreign language to communicate and being good enough at a foreign language to create example sentences worth studying. That's one reason I keep encouraging members to contribute in their own native languages.
I would likely say the following at a restaurant or at a friend's house.
What kind of fruit juice do you have?
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What fruit juices do you have?
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